Case study: Inteplast Engineered Films and Totani collaborate with ExxonMobil to create full PE pouch incorporating 25% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content (read more)

Case study: Videplast creates cast silage stretch film with ExxonMobil Signature Polymers (read more)

CLIPSICO PACK increases performance and output while reducing costs for stiff or high tenacity hand wrap film with ExxonMobil Signature Polymers (read more)

Factsheet: Extreme performance greenhouse films (read more)

Factsheet: Stronger geomembrane solutions help provide advanced performance for tough load applications (read more)

Newsletter: ExxonMobil Signature Polymers Perspectives (read more)

ExxonMobil™ core polymers remain vital to flexible packaging growth in India, especially for non-barrier liquid films. With no recent capacity additions, reliance on imports may increase.ExxonMobil™ LD polymers offer low melt pressure, stable bubble formation, high peak seal strength, and cleaner cuts in form-fill-seal operations, enhancing processing efficiency. (read more)

Machine-wrap stretch film with up to 20% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content enabled by Exceed™ Tough 3812.CB for improved consistency and reduced gel impact. (read more)

Case Study: Plastilene and Reciclene collaborate with ExxonMobil to develop collation shrink films that maintain packaging integrity with the incorporation of recycled content (read more)

A consortium of four companies has jointly developed an advanced metallized polyethylene film featuring a streamlined, thinner structure while preserving exceptional barrier properties and packaging durability (read more)

By collaborating with the value chain, ExxonMobil is helping customers create recyclable* packaging solutions (read more)

Want to take your commercial and industrial packaging solutions with post-consumer recycled (PCR) content to the next level? Discover how ExxonMobil Signature Polymers can help! (read more)

Case study: Helping Selene incorporate up to 50% recycled content in heavy duty sacks (read more)

Case study: Inplac uses ExxonMobil Signature Polymers to create tougher heavy duty sacks without requiring upgauging (read more)

Exxtend™ technology for advanced recycling helps breaks down plastics that can be more difficult to recycle through mechanical methods. Learn more. (read more)

By collaborating with the value chain (Reifenhauser, TwinTag, Comexi), ExxonMobil is helping customers create recyclable* packaging solutions. (read more)

Read about how Thanh Phu is using ExxonMobil's certified-circular plastic resins leveraging Exxtend™ technology to create recyclable mono-material flexible packaging. (read more)

Global agricultural market solution leader Armando Alvarez Group (AAG) wanted to create easy-to-process silo bags with a dart impact, tear and puncture resistance that enable increased filling capacity, and a high resistance to bag “slumping”, that can offer recycling* opportunities. (read more)

This case study documents how ExxonMobil, Tobe Packaging Industries Pte Ltd, and Aegis Packaging collaborated to help create an all-PE laminated film that is suitable for frozen food applications. (read more)

Mono-material solutions can now be made more heat resistant, allowing them to run on conventional Vertical Form Fill Seal (VFFS) packaging machines. (read more)

See how ExxonMobil, Reifenhauser and Kuraray collaborated to produce a recyclable, thermoformed package with 95 wt% PE content without compromising on functionality or optics. (read more)

Case Study: Plastilene and Reciclene collaborate with ExxonMobil to develop collation shrink films that maintain packaging integrity with the incorporation of recycled content (read more)

ExxonMobil, Thong Guan Industries, Newton Research & Development Centre and Tiong Huat Rubber Factory developed a thinner and lighter stretch hood film (when compared with existing shrink hood film) able to secure more than a ton of pallet load with no compromise on load stability and mechanical properties, resulting in enhanced palletization productivity and potential cost savings. (read more)

Napco employs thinner heavy duty sacks (HDS) that can offer excellent bag drop performance and creep resistance. (read more)

Case study: MSK creates high-performance shrink-pass-through film solutions incorporating up to 70% recycled* PE content (read more)

Case study: MDO film solution with high stiffness and optics combined with moderate stretch ratio (read more)

Case study: Winpack maintains stretch film performance while incorporating post consumer recycled (PCR) content (read more)

Tests where ExxonMobil performance PE is used as a carrier show that it plays a crucial role in helping to improve crack as well as heat shock resistance of the final products. (read more)

Case study: FilmAmerica delivers thinner greenhouse films and enhanced mechanical performance using Exceed™ Flow+ and Exceed™ Flow performance PE (read more)

ExxonMobil has developed its latest innovation in high-density polyethylene; ExxonMobil™ HD7165L for Machine Direction Oriented (MDO) PE film applications. Development of HD7165L has been driven by market demand from brand owners and processors seeking all-PE packaging, which has created a need for print webs made of blown MDO-PE films. (read more)

The industry's evolving. So are we. Welcome to the new Signature Polymers. (read more)

Case study: Duplex metallized and recyclable* high-barrier MDO-PE//PE laminate (read more)

ExxonMobil, Thong Guan Industries, Newton Research & Development Centre and Tiong Huat Rubber Factory developed a thinner and lighter stretch hood film (when compared with existing shrink hood film) able to secure more than a ton of pallet load with no compromise on load stability and mechanical properties, resulting in enhanced palletization productivity and potential cost savings. (read more)

Exceed XP and Exceed S 9243 performance PE can enable downgauged PE films that can use less material. (read more)

Creating high-performance, downgauged, recyclable*, non-laminated freezer film with brand appeal with Exceed(TM) S and Exceed(TM) performance PE. (read more)

Case study: Creating ultra-thin hygiene compression packaging films with sustainability benefits that deliver excellent performance (read more)

A fully recyclable* mono-material PE pouch has been created that has similar properties to more difficult to recycle laminated pouches. The new pouch utilizes the latest polymers (including Exceed S PE), inks, functional coatings, adhesives and conversion technology (read more)

Case study: Creating a high-performance stretch hood packaging solution for the cement industry, enhancing safety by shielding against dust (read more)

Exceed™ XP performance polymers portfolio enables converters to fabricate extremely-damage-resistant film that can improve the ability to protect and preserve buildings for potential improved energy efficiency and safety. (read more)

Cooling diffused greenhouse films developed for tropical climates that are durable and tough. (read more)

Case study: Enable™ performance PE–based collation shrink film improves holding force and package integrity with downgauging potential for Bisleri (read more)

Case study: Exceed™ Stiff+ performance PE-based hygiene overwrap helps Chiga Light to bring greater value to converters and increased cost saving down the value chain (read more)

Case study: Blowplast incorporates more than double the amount of post-consumer recycled (PCR) content in lubricant bottles while maintaining performance with the use of Enable™ 4002 performance polyethylene (read more)

Fact sheet: Extend the limits of stiffness and toughness of heavy duty sacks for industrial and agricultural packaging with Exceed S Performance Polyethylene. (read more)

Fact sheet: Create tough, hard-to-puncture agricultural silo bags using less material with Exceed S Performance Polyethylene (read more)

Full PE laminated solutions for sustainable packaging (read more)

Fact sheet: Enhance laminated packaging performance with Exceed S Performance Polyethylene. (read more)